A MODEL MECHANISM FOR MICRCWAVE OPTICAL DOUBLE RESONANCE

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1975

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Ohio State University

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A model has been developed no describe the mechanism for microwave optical double resonance. This semiclassical model utilizes a steady-state kinetic analysis and two sets of two-level transition probabilities; one for the microwave radiation field and one for the laser optical field. The model predicts a relative double resonance signal intensity of up to 33\%, and suggests an origin for the large 5 MHz linewidths previously observed in the ground state microwave optical double resonance experiments on BaO. A similar approach should be applicable to some other forms of double resonance spectroscopy in which collisions and saturation effects must be considered.

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This work was supported, in part, by the National Science Foundation.""
Author Institution: Quantum Institute, University of California

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